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.„,‘. lagtl4, ,tc.,5,44,.... ~r,*..top s U N. _,,trielr, 4 .,...,..+._,.._ ,tis;.i,t;tr, ,0„,„,.0 v , „ , 4 oe , q ‘ '''.;,` IT . • ols .sei2‘ • ' 4 ., ••••• • ,_ ~~ i a NUMBER 511:6.] S A l' , ll RDA F, FEBRUA t 4, 809. Eruicr. sirPENC' RO,YAL, .DRURY.LANIE. PHIS PRESENT EV.ENING ) Teb. 4, 1809, , will be perfortned THE CABINET. WITIL THREE AND - THE DEUCE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 35.6 d. Second P gallery 23. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery es. r.iecond, Price 6d.—No Money to* returned. ", THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. (IN MONDAY NEXT, reb. G, isa4, will v., be ptrionned HAMLET. WITH DE. LA KROUSE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 38.—. Pit 3s. 6d. Second PriCe as k ts. Second Price Zs.—Upper Gallery is. WEST MIDDIASEX WATER-WORKS. ffiHE PROPRIETORS of NEW SHARES are 1. herd) , required to l'av to the Treasurer, I ()SIAS STRAC EY, Esq. No. 6, Berner's-street, Oxford street, on or belote the is; day of March next, a further Ing. etalment of tot. per cent. on their respective Shares. By Order of the Board at DirOtors. ROBE 14 T S. SLOL'IK, Chid Clerk. 2,,, Montague‘street, Russell .square, Feb. 4, toot'. A YOUNG LADY, naturally fond of Retire.' • meat, who is well , acquainted with t h e French,; anti hi,s a little knowledge of, the Italian Language. hopes that scn thi s , e Lady may chance to s er who would wiol'lYlll44 . , such a youqg Person for a COMPANION. • Letters fivst-paidl addressed to E. P. aaid left withlllC Editor 61tIfis raper, will be immediately answered. • .', WANTED TO PURCI-IASE, QEVERAL •ANNUITIES (redeemable), to the Amount of nearly 4i.z01. per annum. The whole will be invested in °ix Annuity, or will bv divided to suit the convenionee of dide err k;rantors. Address, or from Eleven till Four, to Mr. Berton, LeicestcJ..plAoty Leiceater..square. • SP.CON I) -STATE LOTTERY ter 134, consisting of o&y zo,ooo Tickets, begins thawinettle tith of AP RI iSog. °TICKETS and SHARE,S are selhgby . HA ZAk!), RURNE, and - Co.' Stockbrokerri, a' their State Lotprry-011Ice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, and no where else in London on their account. The SQlunne contains Four Prizes of 10,00.1. each, with the usual nuniber of other Capitals, dec. iu addition to which the First-drawn 1' riAr abutte Li!. on the • First Day, 4pe entitled to ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; And the First-drown Prize above ;..It. on the Second DST, wilt be entitio to • . FIVE HUNDRED W !IDLE TICKETS. Shartssn proportion. These Tickets will be deposited at 'the Bank previous to fri t Dr a wi ng , an d &divvied to the fortunate Proprietors at ibe C WO: thereof. Letters (post. paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, ludic, and Sotith•ca Stocks. with their several Annuities, India. Ilunds, Exchequer Hills ' and all kinds of kioveritincia Secwiteroi botsght and Sold by CoMitlisooo4 - (WE 'rHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TIOKETS will ix given on the 1' ItST ink! SECON D [MY or Drawing !nth GRANT) S'l'A''►E 'Lorr . Which twgins on the itth of AP Itll, N *skies the under-mentioned Prizes. SCHEME. . _ _ ... - ... 4 Prizes of . ,Clo,ouo - ~ arc . • 1I' lii'irSeve' I - - . - 10,000 6 2. -• • . 5,000 ...- . . . - . . 1,000 10 - - - . 501, . . .. • - • se : Speog 2 ` . ' - ' - - lOU - • 1 N- - ip . 2,000 44 - . . 2,200 Ico 4; 824) 15 • II 4 . 0 • • I, 72,300 ................,..... ......... , ••••11 SNOOD Tickets 4. • . . 4 ‘400,000 -_____ nAYS OF DRAWING,. Wednesday, April (2 Thursday, April 27. Friday, April 21 I Saturtlity, April 29 . . HE Contrpitors have permksinn of the Lords of J.. the Treasury to make a ' , KEE GIFT of t,soo Wlolc, Tickets, in arktitiop to the }'riles in the. clienle ; • , F I RST DAN', .. A Fito, Gift of r,OOO ‘Vltole Tickets, for the FiL,r,(lrawn Prize above tsl, the Numbers of which are as fullows t 3,0,t, 'to ;,too 6,501 to 15,60 n soot to 9,100 4.50 t to 4,6;0 7,0,1 to 7,100 106, - 11 t(.O 1J,6 o _ 5,00 t, to Saco a,sot to g,f>oo i tpoot L I 1;tc. , 3 • iz,wo: —'. to • fz,bou SECOND DAY, Another Free Gift of ioo killtrile "Fickets,r , I I ; ? .or the .....,rst-c.rawri , . Vii 4e above ;51. fli t ; Nutither ut wii :It are as tollu\vs: 13,00 t to 13,100 t sows to is, tm, 14,50 t to t 4,600 t6,soi. to Ib i 6oa 17001 10 17,110 Tickets and Shires are selling at ever, LiLense,l Lottery. Office Nt,W MOJCINIE Aul. 1N EM ER Y and SONS, Nu. 46, St. Paul's • Church-yard, roitilon, Proprietors of Dr. lani c es 'Powder and ogler valuable Preparations, intbrin the Public, that in consequence of, the New Stamp Ditties, tliel) rice of that M e di cine w ill b e i n f uture 26 . 94... per Packet, or : I * Ss. 64. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets p°ra name (as made up tin the Ariny and Navy) may be had p II - 4s. And as the words "F. Newbery,. 2Ultz t , L are engraved in „the Stamps, which it 'is pre,,iitned: No. 4S; St.: avi+L yea sufficient security agialst Counterrpits, his Signa -1 ure on the Labels will be discontinued. The following arc the-Prices el their, riiher.Mcili tines, Stamps included ; but thaw who purchase sir, 'oi inure, at tt time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. d. S. d. Dt. latnds's Powder 2 9 balby's Carminative r 9 no• in a nottle • 24 o Ur. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills 4 Do. largo Box .24 o FrealceosTinet.of Bark 4 The Antibilious Pills a 9 Dr., Huxhain's ditto 3 0 br. Steer's Opodeldoe .2. 0 Torte Pins - a g Do. Convulsionoii 6 English Cot Tee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops z 6 carruther's Drpps 9 . O. Camomile Drops a 9 lissericeof Ginger . 2 9 iJo. Paregoric Lozenies Ditto Peppermint 1 Angibaturs Blois ditto t Dr. Hooper's fills tsi EssenecolColtstbot . 3 0 Grant's Drops - r to Mr.Speric-e's Dentifrice 4 o Inv:fish's Scots Pills r Cephalic Snuff - t a Henry's M 'gnosis 6 ones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Norton's Drops ti Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Dicips 5 6 Class's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solaprii. es Tv/ ag, Wilson's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Tindure Purifying Sweet Cakes a ,3 1)n. Tolu Lozenges t le 13„ , ks many Persons mistakg the House of Messrs.,: Newbery, observe, that it is at the nest End of St. Paul's, four Doors from .Chearrtrie, with theta words'lliscribod on the front . —' , - TM*: "NIN " REkit)tiS4 iUR DR. 1 rIME6 s a- POWDER," SUBSCRIPTiON IN KID OF VIE SPANISH .PATRIOTS. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, )AN. 23, 1804. CONIMMFEE desire to inform the Pub. lie, that purchases of articles most wanted by the Spa. nish Soldiers have been made to an extent proportioned to the amount of. the Subscription. 'meetings have. been 'called in difThrent parts of the Empire, i anit•Subscrilitions have been enter e d nto, the amount of VAtieli is not yet ascertained. The Committee have also been informed that others arc intended, from which considerable additions to the present Fund mly be expetled. The Committee are anxious to impress on alt. the Inhabi tants of the British Hinpire, that much is still required b enable the numerous levies of Spain to take the field: The very reverses which have taken place in that Country call Ito additional aid and increased exertions. It is not the charader of the British Public tp desert a great Nation in the time of its greatest need. Treachery and excesses may have been committed in a mo ment of adverse fortune; but it is impossible that such a spirit can be general, among a sentiment avid scrupulous honour. Their gallanrry and devotion to the cause in which they are engaged cannot, however, become availinC without those supplies which .are necessary to give them effed. With such supplies, the Committee believe they ultimately will prevail, and they . trust that the British Public will evince the deep anxiety it feels in this most important struggle, by Wilier liberal and timely assistance. Amount of Subscriptions advertised —‘37,424 2 8 Shellingford, 13erks, by the hand of the Reverend Dr. A. 'T renchard. Rev. Dr.A.Trenchard 2 12. 6 Mrs. Hatton Mrs. A.Trenchard 2 to 6 Mr. George Samuel Rolls r o 0 Mrs. Whitfield 14 I o Ic6 Stanton ritzwarten, Wilts by the same. Mr. Trampton -to a I Mr. Airlt . oit 0 rqtyillikey ' 0 to 6 Mr. Hunter o to 6 Mr. Tilcontb a to 6 Mr. Matthews a is 6 Mis. Horton o 2 6 'Mr. Ackers 4- 0 10 6 M. iipusc o a. to 6 At Lloyd's. W. C. Trevillien . .., t , .-, . : . .. to to o At Messrs. Payne and Co.'s. Mrs. 8.. - 2 1 2 o I Miss K. . I I o • At Messrs. Harkey and Co.'s. Susanna lackson, Percy-street ' . - to to o Elizabeth jackson, ditto. - - - to to o Subscriptions are received at the Mansion house, at Lloyd's, and all the Bankers in London and Westminster. Lists of Subscriptions are reedy for Subscribers and others at the City of London Tavern. 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Office Tow . —; Corporations.— 1. ree Schools,, - :flue Situation and Description of Monasteries, arid other .Religious Houses—Mealbers.of and-Petty Sessions. —ColleElcit from the most authentic 1)0-. MllfiltS, anti arrang-d in alphabetical ;inter, . • • ity , N . 1.:1401;AS CAIt.I.ISI,E, Fellow anti SecretAry of the Society of Antiquaries of Lomion. Printed lot Langman,.llurg, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row. *** The otiginal retorns made to Parliament by the Over seers of the several Parishes, in ski, constitute: the basis of tlais.Work. To the valuable information derived trorn this soUrce, other suitable, faCts have been added train DUI the Comity Histories, and Hooka of Tovograp . hy, , now , eittant:' Nl.Lty deticieneies.h.eve barn uppliakt, 40'd m:ice:tiracies e;or- Leaed, by an wetensive Corresimildence instituted by tied Authcir, with the Nobiliiy, Clingy, sod tientry, in various parts of the Kneedoni. Tilts i)ity was put)iistiAl, Three: Voltimes, Svo. price it. c rs. (Itt. in, bmirth, • A , ciIRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of bo(li .r) douses of the iiitrristi A R 1.1 AME NT, from the linion in 17../8, 10 tttc hearth rarliaoyot ot the littital Kingdom of (.;te s t fintain and I retold, in 1537 By HA )lik KT BEA I'SON, . . Print&l Hurst. Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-taw. or whom may be had, by the same Author, t. A indeic-to lie - 14istorit:s Gtern Britain and 1 rel;indlor t , o Corrinlate Register 'or the t.iry lionnitrs i . ..l l .olie fliieei;'4itui Personi in trout the earliest . PeigklS tn the p 1 cnt Time. The Third Bditinn, cerreeted eiitarod, in 3 vests.svo. nrive 11, t ts i on. in boards. T - tie . public are certainly obliged 'to Ole An liar for •he compiletnent au i puhk:ation of sit usettil a v. err, : a tV t >rk produced at .the expiate,: nt much tittle acrd gre.tt 14uvur, anti, exzcuted With strict fidelity." —M Rev. . 2. Naval and Mrinary Memoirs' bf Urea, Britain, 17z7 to I The. ati Ldition; with a Continuation, 6 vols. Syn. 31. is. 'boardS. " We cannot hut remark, that the mind is lost in wonder . While contemplating the macs utlicioic deeds, and the num ber Of .. .brilliant exploits: winch are en; leeted together within icol(teoltli'o Country, 0 ... materials ; yet w e r i- > no t believe He has manif est ed rentar k anle t the compass of these Volumes.' The wiling has excepted a laborious task, and has established a claim. t o t h e aeknow tlicii lodgments in t of 11e tls the Writer's partiality has induced hint ma single instance to quppress any fact ,within the fair scope of his Nlemnirs, or wiltully to misrepresent any one which he has undertaken to relate,!!-".M. ItEN.iVATED TT has been too frequently the alibied of just and 1 general reprobation, that men deatitiite of the elements of the medical .art hoe ollaed themselves as candidaNs far public patrotiagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to. prevent us from being classed among those einpirics whose imprudent pretensiomhave, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quirements. A fret having received a regular medical cduca. tion as the pupils Of Messrs. Grinded and Illisarci, whose leelures and praeliatt we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London. Hospital ; we entered ourselves as stetdents in that justly celebrated school far medical acquire.. meet, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were insti tided in the,diderent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, enemistry, midwifery, botany, arc. .3:c. hy,those eminent professors, Dra. Monro, Gregory, 'flack, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford, W trust we shall not be &dined vrilbuttivtuotti. in saying thit Dor proficiency and acquitenteittS tire not inconsiderable. Having !Or a long aeries of years madi., Veilt:NJl Complaints, and the various (IttitaSe of Debi;Aty, th parta.ilar objeihor our studies anti practic,-, it %vitt, we h . ipe, allowed that we'have ace airs' l Sulk rr , r knowie.3.ie ot their tfe,,timmt mail:ore. In sight and aren't cases (it ttifecat,ii a perte , 'i re-e , tarilishinctit b complete,i the shin r .period of t ; and in th,,u. of ,t he htm oit ;,, veteracy, wiiete tinter praetnioners have failed or a proper perseverance 111 pUr tae itiitellt euvures to the patent a sai.e and radical cute. Y Pfalisorders which ar e the A ittitlA aid:Ai...holy varlet effects of a habit tug and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are mine more alarming tar Mote distressing than those deficiencies arid debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it ;titb i t be a consolation to know that they IT14) . 'now, hy a new anti infallible mode oftreatment, be restorer! to that greatest at all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. in all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as wallas in every species cif venereal we may heconsulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home front ten to three, arid hum 6 in the evening till io at night. patients in the country ate tequesrect to state the partico. leas ut theircase, age, and general habit of iiiing, &c. &c, in. clasing il_rcrriiit.APce for adviceand medicine!. when the Marne will he foyet),,.vr sent to any parr of the kingdom. '.l7a ensure that seiJecy un essential to our undertaking, the posrii:e of letters may be a(l , led to the account for medicines. CLIA(F.I L and Co. Surgeons, No. 1,1, Hatton-garden. rr Mews, Currie and Co. have Certificates from tue above respectable Professors 0Y I.ondokand Ettnburgfe, rat the 4iligence, skill, and 'humanity, with Which tilt) , pee_ formed the duties assigned them during the tare they at. teiatal mit LtotOrei and Piadicer,